iOS 11 will be released in the fall of this year by the Apple company, and starting with beta version 5 it seems that it has a new function that makes it even harder, or impossible, to break iPhone and iPad. More precisely, the Apple company implemented a new security measure in iOS 11, forcing the user to authenticate again when connecting the phone to a computer to which it is no longer connected.
Until beta version 11, iOS 5 only required the authorization of this change through an alert displayed to the user, but now separate authentication is also required. This must be done with Touch ID, or an access code, depending on what you use, but without it, iOS 11 will not allow you to read the data from the iPhone, or iPad, on the computer you connect it to, so they cannot be accessed in one way or another by someone.
iOS 11 – the function that Prevents breaking the iPhone
iOS 11 has this security measure implemented because if someone manages to get access to your unlocked phone, they won't be able to take the data from it without your fingerprint or access code. The change implemented by the Apple company is excellent and substantially increases the security of iPhone or iPad data in iOS 11, hackers having even greater difficulties in accessing data from Apple products.
iOS 11 does not have this change confirmed by Apple for the iPhone or iPad, but it is one of the most important new security measures implemented. What do you think about this change for iOS 11?
